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You need to make this late-summer Peach Dip ASAP!

You need to make this late-summer Peach Dip ASAP! AD 🍑Comment “Cheese” to get more details in your DM.

I used Lifeway Farmer Cheese for the creamy base, loaded it up with grilled peaches, crunchy granola, fresh basil (fresh mint is amazing here too if you prefer it!), and a heavy drizzle of honey.

Serve it with some crispy grilled crostinis and watch it disappear!

Not only is it a total crowd-pleaser for the end of summer, but it’s also packed with live and active cultures to support your microbiome, plus high-protein goodness that loves your gut back!

Comment “cheese” below and I’ll DM you the details! 👇

#LifewayLovesYourGuts #DiscoverLifeway #MadeWithLifeway #LifewayFarmerCheese @lifewaykefir

Is it officially fall yet? Because as soon as I he

Is it officially fall yet? Because as soon as I hear “back-to-school”, I physically cannot stop myself from pulling out the warm amber tones, cozy textures, and all the autumn layers. 🍂 Comment “COZY” to get all the decor details in your DM.

There’s something so exciting about doing a full fall living room refresh for the season and styling our fireplace mantel with realistic fall garland, stacking moody vintage books, and warm-toned fall built-in bookshelf decor.

I love layering framed autumn art, fall family photos from years past, brass accents, and textured throw pillows to make the space feel extra cozy without feeling cluttered.

Of course, I didn’t do it completely on my own!

My sweet little shadow was either watching me while snacking or trying to find a way to “help” me with the mini pumpkins and flameless fall candles.

Decorating with a toddler takes twice (maybe thrice) as long, and to be honest, the decor on the little table between the chairs only lasted for a minute, but watching her take in the magic of the new season makes every extra step worth it.

Cozy throw blankets, fall foliage, and warm lighting are officially in full effect around here.

Now if only this 90-degree heat would cool off a bit!

Are you on the “decorate early for fall” team, or are you holding out until September? 🍁Comment “cozy” to get the details in your DM.

These DIY Shrinky Dink Fall Magnets and Keychains

These DIY Shrinky Dink Fall Magnets and Keychains are the easiest fall DIY project that you can easily customize. 🍂 Comment “SHRINKY” to get the tutorial & details in your DM.

And I’ve included a printable in the blog post so you can make these exact ones too!

I hadn’t crafted with Shrinky Dinks since I was a kid, and after a mini search online, I was so excited to find some Shrinky Dink paper that could be printed on.

I’m not very artistic, and my drawing skills leave a lot to be desired, so printing cute fall images was the best option for making these fall magnets and autumn keychains.

I made sure to leave space on each page for printing, but also so that you (or your kids) can draw your own fall images to be cut and shrunk to make customized magnets and keychains.

Oh, and along with the fall shrinky dink printables, I’ve also included the Autumn Bucket List printable in my blog post too!
🍁Comment “shrinky” to get all the details & tutorial in your DM.

I’m so excited to share this viral DIY Clay Leaf N

I’m so excited to share this viral DIY Clay Leaf Napkin Holder with you! 🍁Comment “LEAF” for the tutorial & details in your DM.

A couple of years ago, I created DIY Clay Leaf Bowls that went super viral, and this past year I decided to do a spin-off by creating a fall napkin holder for our kitchen.

I saw some really cute leaf napkin holders online and thought, “Hey, I could make that!”

I completely forgot to seal the leaf bowls, but I didn’t want to forget this time, as these will be getting constant use, especially by little hands.

So I decided to seal it with resin.

And while I have used resin a few times in the past, I’m still learning, and let me tell you, the stuff I used dried so crazy fast!!

Which is great because there is nothing like coming to the end of a project and then having to be patient while something dries.

And I’m absolutely in love with my DIY fall napkin holder, and it turned out even better than I had hoped!

This is year two of it sitting in our kitchen, filled with fall napkins, and it’s holding up beautifully!
🍁Comment “leaf” for details & tutorial on your DM.

I think one of my new favorite autumn traditions i

I think one of my new favorite autumn traditions is making fall magnets. 🍁Comment “FALL” to get the tutorial & details in your DM.

Last year, I made DIY Shrinky Dink Fall Magnets that are already displayed on our fridge, and this year I DIYed these Fall Hot Glue Frame Magnets.

And they were so fun and incredibly easy to make!

These Fall Hot Glue Frame Magnets are made using a wax seal stamp, leaf punch, and tiny family photos.

I used family photos we took last year and found fall-colored leaves in our woods to create teeny-tiny fall leaves with a leaf hole punch.

I’m absolutely in love with how they turned out, and I have a feeling I’ll be making them again and again in the years to come! 🍂Comment “fall” to get the details & tutorial in your DM.

I absolutely love creating seasonal decorative can

I absolutely love creating seasonal decorative candles with paper napkins! 🍁Comment “CANDLE” for tutorial & details in your DM.

And the best part? I use my flameless candle hack so that I can use these candles again and again, year after year!

One way to do this is to create a candle wax memory so that there is a place for the tealight flameless candle inside of it.

But if you are in a hurry, you can cut into it and scoop it out with a spoon.

These super cute flower pumpkin napkins were such a fun find!

There are so many ways to adhere the napkin to the candle, like a hair dryer instead of an Iron!

I’ve used both, but prefer using an iron as the blow dryer can blow wax where it’s not wanted. Plus, an iron has more heat control.

Some readers have shared that they used my tutorial to adhere paper napkins to real wax flameless candles. So that’s a fun option too!

Do you like to create seasonal decor that you can use year after year? 🍂Comment “candle” for details & tutorial in your DM.

These DIY Clay Leaf Bowls are one of my favorite f

These DIY Clay Leaf Bowls are one of my favorite fall DIYs of all time! 🍁Comment “LEAF” to get the tutorial & details in your DM.

I’m not a great painter, so mixing colors to make something as beautifully unique as a fall leaf made me a bit nervous, but I am in love with how they turned out.

Oh, and I learned a fun fact about leaves!

Just as each snowflake is unique and different, there are also no two leaves that are identical in the world.

So if you use real leaves, you will be making one-of-a-kind Clay Leaf Bowls! (I used fake leaves and then added extra veins to make them more unique.)

You can place them around your house as tea light candle holders, or in your kitchen and bedroom to hold your rings while cooking or when you go to sleep.

They would make fun, festive hostess gifts for a fall party, Friendsgiving, or Thanksgiving that are sure to be treasured.
What colors will you paint your DIY Clay Leaf Bowls?
🍁Comment “leaf” for details & tutorial in your DM.

Ps. I completely forgot to seal them! They have held up pretty well over the last couple of years, but you could seal them with (matte or glossy) Mod Podge or resin, which is what I did with my viral DIY Clay Leaf Napkin Holder.

I had two little helpers this year while I decorat

I had two little helpers this year while I decorated our kitchen with fall decor. 🍁Comment “FALL” to get the decor and kitchen details in your DM.

At first, they both enjoyed a snack while watching me decorate, but eventually one meandered over to the piano to play music for us, while the other (who is currently teething) wanted me to hold her while I decorated.

I know someday I’m going to look back on these little everyday moments and miss them with my whole being.

So I’m trying to soak up every moment big and small between dishes & laundry, homeschooling & soccer games, and endless sleepless nights.

Little Roger couldn’t wait to start decorating for fall, as he knows that his birthday is during the fall, plus I told him he could have some fall decor to put in his little play kitchen, which he has called “eat what?” since he was little(r).

So far, his fall kitchen decor just consists of some fall leaves, but once we clean it up a bit, I think we can fit some more on it.

Each year we add a little bit more to both of our kitchens.

If you look closely, you will see there are some similarities to how I decorated our kitchen last fall, like the wreath on the stove hood and the pot with burgundy flowers on our island.

But early this year, Roger added some wood shelves that I decorated, and I also added a garland above our kitchen windows.

I used 4 garlands, two maple fall garlands topped with two purple fall garlands to make it thicker and add another color.

Since we live in the South, it will be many months until we have peak fall colors (typically early November), and by then our home will be decorated for Christmas.

But that’s ok; we will pretend it is fall in our hearts and home.
Autumn is one of our favorite seasons, and we love to enjoy it to the utmost!
Happy early fall! 🍁Comment “fall” to get all the kitchen and fall decor details in your DM.

This DIY Napkin Pumpkin is one of my favorite craf

This DIY Napkin Pumpkin is one of my favorite crafts that I made a couple of years ago. 🍁Comment “NAPKIN” to get all the details & tutorial in your DM.

I searched and searched for just the right fall napkins, and these were one of my favorites!

The nice thing about these napkins is that you can cut and fit them together like a puzzle so that the cut napkins match up pretty well all around the pumpkin.

It isn’t perfect, but there is so much beauty in imperfection, and I love how it turned out!

And I still have a lot of these beautiful napkins left that I can use throughout the fall for parties or family gatherings, or maybe even some more fall crafting for fall decor!

Do you like to craft in the fall with a warm drink and fall-scented candles?
🍂Comment “napkin” to get the tutorial & details in your DM.

All the way back in 2013, when I first started my

All the way back in 2013, when I first started my blog, I shared a recipe for Mini Caramel Apples. 🍎Comment “APPLE” to get the details & recipe in your DM.

I was so beyond excited when some online magazines picked it up and shared it on their sites, which gave me encouragement to keep creating and sharing online.

Here we are 13 years later, and I’m so excited to share an updated version of these Caramel Apple Bites.

This time around, I dipped them in chocolate first, inspired by my viral Caramel Apple Slices recipe, to help the toppings stick better and help make this fall sweet treat last longer.

These Caramel Apple Bites are bite-sized mini caramel apples that are so easy to make and extra fun to eat.

The toothpicks make them easier to make and fun to eat for adults, and I just pulled the toothpicks off so my son could enjoy some too!

When I first made them so many years ago, I knew they were perfect for little ones, as they are easier to eat than a whole caramel apple.

Back then, I could only dream of sharing them with our future children, and this last year I got to make that dream a reality.

What’s one of your favorite fall food memories with your family? 🍎Comment “apple” to get the recipe and all the details in in your DM.

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